'place in nature' is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
For example, "I find peace and relaxation when I take a walk in a quiet place in nature."
In our view, we had formulated this carefully, never including the term "natural experiment", as our study neither takes place in nature, nor is, strictly speaking, an experiment, but rather a descriptive study.
No place in nature, given our natures.
We must accept our place in nature.
You say There was no place in nature we could meet.
We will also, I believe, take a more serious look at our place in nature.
A refrain of the poem is "THERE WAS NO PLACE IN NATURE WE COULD MEET".
Dr. Hofmann thought it could awaken a deeper awareness of mankind's place in nature.
He later said that he was not questioning Mr. Obama's Christianity, only his view of man's place in nature.
Gore got his very own college D — in a course about man's place in nature, no less.
His Die Stellung des Menschen im Kosmos (1928; Man's Place in Nature) is a sketch for these projected major works.
He discussed ape ancestry and the new fossil Neanderthal man in Evidence as to Man's Place in Nature (1863).
